1950
Annapurna I at 8,091 m is the 10th-highest mountain in the world
and the first 8,000-m peak ever summitted.
Cities around the world keep their histories on dates. Here is what happened on June 3 across the 2 editorial events Pyflo has so far catalogued for this date.
and the first 8,000-m peak ever summitted.
The Volcanoes of Kamchatka received UNESCO World Heritage in 1996 (extended 2001) as the most-volcanically-active region in Eurasia.
Drawn from the Pyflo Atlas — an interactive timeline of 1,601 editorial events reaching back to 2100 BCE, each pin a deep link into a city's full story. Watch history play out on the map →